1. Communicating With Others By: Kimberly Alfaro

2. Communication Is an act or instance of transmitting. This will take place with two individuals being able to send or receive a message. Usually it will be by noise, context, effect, and have the ability to reply back.

4. Encoding- process in which the idea is being selected to identify the idea or thought.

5. Message- the content the sender wants to send through communication.

6. Channel- the form which the message must go past.

7. Receiver- The person the message is being sent to.

8. Decoding- codes being used to relay a message that the receiver understands.

9. Feedback- the answer you get back.

11. We practice this by talking, reading, writing and listening.

13. Nonverbal can be identified as some of the following: facial expression, eye contact, paralanguage, silence and much more.

15. Intrapersonal Intrapersonal communication is when you communicate with yourself. This can be described as talking to yourself or thinking. Ex: You are at the grocery store and are trying to remember the things you need to buy. You begin to think back and start reciting aloud the things you need. This is a form of communication within yourself.